R(G)N G11 RGF-DNA Serum with Fibroblast Conditioned Media

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Product Feature

• Conditioned media contains multiple growth factors to restore youthful levels of regeneration and repair
• Chaperone proteins protect the active ingredients and help them penetrate more deeply for fast, dramatic results
• Cotton extract may boost skin's repair mechanisms and encourage the elimination of DNA damage, helping to reduce in� �ammation and erythema and prevent premature skin aging
• Arabidopsis thaliana extract contains a repair enzyme that recognizes DNA damage and initiates and accelerates the repair process to restore optimum skin health
• Scientific studies have shown that dermal application of growth factors can improve skin's texture and elasticity by rejuvenating its cell proliferation and healing process

Product Description

Intensive anti-aging serum designed to diminish the signs of aging and sun damage by accelerating DNA repair and restoring the growth factors present in healthy, young skin. RGN skincare products are developed, formulated, and manufactured in a FDA-licensed manufacturer under the FDA Good Manufacturing Practices.

R(G)N G11 RGF-DNA Serum with Fibroblast Conditioned Media Review

I have only been using this product for a week and LOVE it already!!! I have battled with acne my whole life and have tried LOTS of products out there. I really like the way this makes my skin feel. It feels smooth and rejuvenated already! I would recommend this product to anybody!

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